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The Power of Truth

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Democracy thrives on journalism, and journalism thrives on truth. The subject is Truth—what it is, how we find it and why it’s important. In finding Truth, the internet is a rich and dangerous source. Nothing is better than a well-prepared, face to face interview. But Truth is not free. Journalism must find a way to elicit payment for all forms of disseminated Truth—print and online. One Truth seems clear: books and magazines will never disappear, be displaced or diminished to irrelevance.

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    Richard B. Stolley

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Stolley, R.B. The Power of Truth. Pub Res Q 26, 266–271 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12109-010-9174-3

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